Converse of object

• want: In all other aspects of civil life, it should ( no, must ) be entirely irrelevant, unless you want a theocracy.

• become: This bizarre spectacle seems to confirm that America is becoming a military theocracy - again, a truly Medieval concept.

• impose: What they meant by freedom was the right to go about speaking in tongues and imposing a grim theocracy on everyone else.

• run: They should persuade him that we are not running a theocracy, at least, not as yet.

• create: It's just the first step in an attempt to create a theocracy.

Adjective modifier

• Islamic: He was exiled from Saudi Arabia after calling for the overthrow of the Saudi royal family and its replacement with an Islamic theocracy.

• global: Hamas may have won power democratically, but it seeks the creation of a global Islamic theocracy under Shari'a law.

• fundamentalist: And as such, I can't help feeling that they are gradually heading toward an outrageous fundamentalist theocracy.

• Iranian: Robbed of threats from America the Iranian theocracy would struggle to maintain enough popular support to survive.

• powerful: In other words, he opposed democracy and supported a centralized and powerful theocracy.